La trama no es lo más importante en Padre de familia, pero aún así tiene algunas inconsistencias importantes. Bienvenido a Watchmojo Español, hoy veremos las incoherencias más confusas y obvias de "Padre de Familia".
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00:00You know, we're looking for an everyman to rant about petty, nonsensical irritants to replace our spotlight on the Middle East segment.
00:05Hey, hello and welcome to Watch Mojo Español.
00:08I'm G, and today we'll see the most confusing and obvious inconsistencies of Family Guy.
00:14But we won't tell the short scenes.
00:16You mind stopping by tomorrow morning?
00:18Oh, Emma, snazzy as studs.
00:21Number 20.
00:22Ryan joins the Griffins.
00:24Several.
00:24Family Guy is not characterized precisely by its continuity,
00:28not even when it comes to the main characters.
00:31There are at least two different and canonical versions of how Ryan joined the Griffin family.
00:36The first is the beginning of the series, where it is explained that, as an adult,
00:41he was begging on one side of the road when Peter found him.
00:45Wait, wait, wait.
00:48You hungry?
00:49Because, you know, my wife makes us beefaroni casserole out of this world.
01:16We thought we'd never see you again.
01:17We made a grave for you and everything.
01:19Wanna see it?
01:20Wanna see your own grave?
01:21Uh, no thanks.
01:23Good, because we had to move it to put in the trampoline anyway.
01:38Well, I'm a fat dad with white hair now.
01:40Time to become an issue at Hooters after 9 PM.
01:45I was hired to be a fake news reporter on Quahog 5.
01:48At the end of the episode, Donald Trump asks him to work for his office in Washington, D.C.
01:53But at the beginning of the next episode, Peter's hair returned to brown.
01:58Although hair is one of the main reasons why he was hired,
02:02no one has anything to say about it.
02:05It may seem like a small and insignificant change,
02:08but since it was practically the catalyst of the episode,
02:11we thought they would mention it at least in one scene.
02:14Lois, pack your bags.
02:15We're joining the Trump administration.
02:38You know what really grinds my gears?
02:40This Lindsay Lohan.
02:42Eh?
02:43Lindsay Lohan with all those little outfits, jumping around here on stage,
02:46half naked with your little outfits.
03:13If Stewie was successful, then Peter should keep having his news section.
03:17Although it's supposed to be a movie inside the family's father universe,
03:21that doesn't mean we don't notice the argumental holes.
03:36Number 17.
03:37Peter and Brian don't recognize Quagmire.
03:40The Cleveland Loretta Quagmire.
03:43I'm Quagmire.
03:44I had sex with your wife.
04:00Boy, that was embarrassing, huh?
04:01Walking in on Loretta and Cleveland having sex.
04:03Uh, Peter, that wasn't, uh...
04:04You know, for a large, heavyset black guy, Cleveland's got a cute little white ass.
04:13Hey, uh, make yourself at home, Death.
04:16I'm, uh, I'm going out for a little while.
04:17Hey, wait, wait.
04:18You can't tell anyone I'm here.
05:13Look, I caught Flojo.
05:14You don't think I can catch you?
05:16Ah!
05:16Ah!
05:17My ankle!
05:18Ah!
05:43Know anybody with a pair of strong young hands to help me in and out of the tub?
05:49Ah, rats!
06:13Although for some, Herbert is the favorite of the fans,
06:16it is strange that they have never talked about their criminal tendencies in an episode.
06:21No offense, Mr. Herbert, but I'm a 17-year-old girl and I don't need you here.
06:30Whoa, easy, kid.
06:32These people paid good money to get in here.
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08:41Oh, you know, it's like you can already hear them, you know?
09:11Having only Peter or even him and Brian would be one thing, but including Carter, Lois' father, is too much.
09:19Most likely, the series didn't have enough recurring or known characters to fill a jury if they excluded him.
09:26In closing, although it seems pretty clear that my client committed this murder, I would consider it a personal favor to me if you found him not guilty.
09:33Number 11. Lois' parents should be much older. Several.
09:38Oh, your father was so handsome back then. I remember the day we met.
10:08Oh, Carter, you're alive! I've missed you so!
10:32Brian? It's a dog! That's not a crime!
10:36What do you mean?
10:36Well, I mean, it's not like you killed a person or even ran over somebody's mailbox.
11:06Wait a second, just to prove a point to me, you burned down a liquor store and murdered a dog?
11:19Well, Estre, thank you.
11:22Number 9. The Griffins don't recognize The Simpsons. Several.
11:26In a legendary crossover called The Simpsons Guy, The Griffins travel to Springfield, meet The Simpsons and stay with them.
11:34A poo, a dozen donuts for our albino visitors.
11:37Wow, for real?
11:38This would have been an excellent montage for the characters' meeting, if they hadn't met several times before.
11:45They not only make reference and parody The Simpsons throughout the series,
11:49but there have been times when Homero has interacted with the family's father characters,
11:54like when he participated in the Friends' trial in Cool Hand Peter.
11:58You might think that at least one of the Griffins would have recognized them, especially Peter,
12:03but when they meet, they act as if they had never heard of the family or the series.
12:09This posed an important argumental hole in what could have been a stellar collaboration.
12:22Number 8. Bonnie has been pregnant for years. Several.
12:31In animated shows, it is normal for characters to be the same age for years or to age at a very slow pace.
12:38Normally, it is easy to avoid the disbelief of fans in this type of situation,
12:42but when one of the main characters is pregnant for years, it can start to be a bit striking.
12:48Bonnie was around a decade before Susie was born, and her incredibly long pregnancy is mentioned as a joke.
12:56Susie is not the only daughter of The Simpsons to be left in the background.
13:00Bonnie's older son and Joe, Kevin, was missing for years before returning to the show,
13:06and then he was relegated to a character who is almost always off-screen, or with rare appearances.
13:18Number 7. Lois' accent. Several.
13:24This detail is only noticeable in the English version.
13:27As a result of a working-class education, Peter has a bitter accent of New England.
13:33However, Lois has an even more pronounced accent, despite having grown up in a comfortable home.
13:39Her mother has a high-class stretched accent, while her father and brothers are imperceptible.
13:46It is impossible for Lois to have acquired it in one of her social circles, so it doesn't make sense.
13:53Where could she have gotten a New England accent from?
13:56Well, the safety of our children is a very important part of my plan for Quahog.
14:06Aren't you a little young to be traveling alone?
14:08Aren't you a little old to be wearing braces?
14:15Yeah, uh, I don't get it. So, like, can the family understand the baby, or what's the deal with that?
14:27Really? Isn't she one of those people outside the family who can understand me?
14:32Really? Isn't she one of those people outside the family who can understand me?
14:52Mom! Mom! Mom! Mommy! Mommy! Mama! Mama! Mama!
15:00What?!
15:01Hi.
15:10And Meg's real father's name is Stan Thompson.
15:26And not all dogs go to heaven.
15:30Really? Would he give you a smokin' hot mom like Lois and then have you grow up lookin' like Peter?
15:48But from now on, Meg, you and me are secret best friends.
15:52Number 4. Stewie contracted Brian's blood herpes, which is impossible.
15:58Herpy the Lab Sower.
15:59Hey, whatcha watchin'?
16:00The Outlaw Josie Wells. It's a western.
16:22Okay, fine, I admit it, I gave you herpes.
16:40The former life of Brian.
16:42Brian, this is Dylan. He's your son.
16:52So, Dylan, um, shouldn't you be in school?
17:06I don't know.
17:22Hey, knock knock.
17:28Who's there?
17:29You're there.
17:37Underage Peter.
17:38And if we can't trust a 42-year-old man to drink responsibly, then I have no choice but to take action.
17:52Sometimes I grind them up into juice, or just eat them raw.
18:21Sorry, in this town you can only buy alcohol if you're dressed head to toe in jeans.
18:44How do we know you're really Jesus? Can you perform miracles?
18:51Brian asked for proof that he was really who he claimed to be.
18:55To satisfy the request, he performed some miracles, such as creating ice cream and increasing the size of Lois' breasts.
19:01The latter was so impressive that it caused Brian's jaw to fall to the table.
19:06In the episode Not All Dogs Go to Heaven, he says he's an atheist, that he has no good reason to believe in God.
19:13But you do, Brian.
19:15You ate with Jesus, and performed miracles in front of you that proved he was real.
19:20You want an explanation? God is pissed.